As Washington State makes plans for adopting rigorous new Next Generation Science Standards, researchers at the University of Washington’s College of Education
By Matt Wastradowski, Viewpoints Magazine
By Doree Armstrong, UW News and Information
Too busy to vacuum your living room? Let Roomba the robot do it. Don’t want to risk a soldier’s life to disable an explosive? Let a robot do it.
Andrew Drape was in the eighth grade at Aki Kurose Middle School when Mia Williams became his principal.
Strong educational leadership is essential to a successful school.
Dr. Eugene “Gene” Edgar, professor of special education at the UW College of Education, plans to retire in June 2013. Edgar has worked at the UW since 1972.
Dr. Sheila Edwards Lange is the University of Washington College of Education Distinguished Graduate Awardee for 2013.
By Meredith Honig
Published by the American Enterprise Institute
The University of Washington will offer a new, low-cost, online bachelor's degree completion program in Early Childhood and Family Studies. Pending final approval, the program will start in the fall.
In 2010, approximately one in five Lakeridge Elementary students was passing the state mathematics assessment test. Working with strong instructional leaders, a school improvement grant, and Lakeridge’s phenomenal teachers, Dr.